Worm Farm

You might say Why? Well without the worm there would be no fertile soil. The worms also keep the soil form getting hard packed. To farm your own worm is really fun. 
                            Ten Steps To Worm Farming

1. Get a plastic storage bin with removable lid. (not under 2 gal.)
2. Drill holes in the bottom for drainage.
3. Drill plenty of holes in the top for air.
4. Line the bottom with very fine fiberglass mesh screening (worms are escape artist)
5. Add leaves, shredded news paper and bills, top soil or well composted manure for a bed, fill container half way.
6. Toss in a handful or two of "red wiggly" earth worms.
7. Feed worms at least twice a week by throwing in light kitchen waste. Coffee grounds, egg shells, corn meal. (never add meat or dairy) Bury the food slightly. Replace the lid. Happy well-fed worms look plump
8. Worms like wet beds, Keep the farm moist but not soggy. Store in the shaded, outdoor area. (up off the ground)
9. In about 2 months, Remove half of the mixture and put it in your garden. (worms and all)
10. Add new bedding and repeat the process.

                                                        HAPPY FARMING